Award-winning author, columnist, on-air commentator, and live-event architect
Award-winning author, columnist, on-air commentator, and live-event architect
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Nina Easton is a best-selling author, award-winning magazine writer, and former TV commentator who combines stage charisma with sophisticated global perspective at events—both live and virtual. For more than a decade she chaired Fortune Most Powerful Women International and co-chaired the Fortune Global Forum—conceiving and casting high-profile events, and conducting interviews with top figures in global business and international affairs. Her repertoire also includes moderating and hosting events for a range of leading companies–such as Microsoft, Accenture, PayPal, SAP—and associations across a range of industries.
Before founding her multimedia storytelling company, SellersEaston Media, Nina was the Washington editor and national columnist at Fortune, covering politics, the economy, and foreign affairs. A familiar TV face, she was a regular commentator on Fox News’ primetime news shows, including Special Report and Fox News Sunday, and a political analyst on such programs as Meet the Press, Face the Nation, and Charlie Rose.
Over more than a decade, her commentary from the front lines of elections, political news, and economic trends earned her a reputation for independent, in-depth and thoughtful analysis. Her 2002 book on the conservative movement, Gang of Five, is featured on the Vox list of “books to read to understand the world.”
She won numerous national awards during a decade with the Los Angeles Times, and later as Washington editor and national columnist at Fortune, covering politics, the economy, and foreign affairs. In 2012, she was chosen as a fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School. At the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the prominent Washington, D.C., foreign affairs think tank, she founded and continues to host the global affairs series “Smart Women, Smart Power,” bringing world leaders and diplomats to the stage for insightful interviews.
Today more than ever, business leaders need to communicate a vision that unites and motivates. Author, TV commentator, and Fortune conference chair Nina Easton has decades of experience interviewing CEOs, global leaders, and politicians–producing compelling and authentic narratives on stage. She is also an accomplished emcee of multi-day business events and a lively moderator for webcasts.
From leading global CEOs to the Vatican to producing and emceeing business summits in Hong Kong, London and the US, Nina is a world-class moderator and emcee, adept at helping business leaders communicate their stories and message. She currently serves as co-chair of the Fortune Global Forum and chair of Fortune Most Powerful Women International. At the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Nina brings diplomats and high-profile international figures to the stage for insightful and lively interviews.
With wit and intelligence, Nina helps people and businesses navigate today’s disruptive political and business environments. She also brings a sincere interest in hearing back from her audience, with lively question-and-answer periods that enhance the personal connection and give listeners an opportunity to showcase their own views and ideas.
“What first impressed me about Nina was her preparation; she was inquisitive, took detailed notes, and mastered even the most technical issues in our industry. As master of ceremonies, she brought a smooth style to the stage, engaging both speakers and the audience. What I admired most was her moderation of panels, where she demonstrated an informed and natural curiosity, ensuring the sessions were conversational rather than sounding scripted. We would be honored to have her back.”
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